NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD

1 Lounge about idly 5 What Exxon and

Shell sell 8 Outdated

13 Forcibly remove

from power 14 Shoestring

15 Prefix with mural or mingle Bygone Russian emperor Arthur who won Wimbledon in 1975 ___ Rockne, legendary Notre Dame football coach

Start a subway ride Yes, to Yves

Ad ___ committee However, informally Wash oneself quickly

Turn ___ dime Cover for Claudius Flickering glow of the northern lights “50% off” store event

38 The “I” in 30-Down 40 “Let’s get going!” 41 Plot surprises 44 Très stylish 47 Bailed-out insurance co. of 2008

Seize an opportunity

51 Old name for Tokyo 52 Quid pro ___ 53 Small dog’s bark 19 22 23 24 27

33 34 35

Inevitable ... or a hint for 19-, 27- and 48-Across

61 “Me too”

63 Prefix in aviation 64 Roof part

65 Put a cap on 66 Diplomat’s skill 67 Summit 68 “Republic” philosopher Historical time span Unleash a tirade

Scotland’s Ness or Lomond Anise-flavored Greek liqueur

“… and make it snappy!” 1960s western sitcom that takes place at Fort Courage

5 Large cut 6 Post-workout woe 7 Be hot under the

collar 8 Red-cheeked Pokémon character 9 Years, in Latin 10 Daring body double, like Debbie Evans in “The Fast and the Furious” Volleyball action between bump and spike

Before, in poetry

1

Mexican American, e.g.

Night, in Paris Civil rights leader Parks

Brave enough to come to the rescue Citrus shade Disturb with a nudge

Not at all “whelmed” White House daughter of 200917

___ Fridays Concoct, as a plan Warlike creature of Middle-earth Mind reader’s skill, in brief

“___ sells seashells …”

Little roll-up in Texmex cuisine Render speechless Pain relief brand with an oxymoronic name

46 ___ Pet

49 As yet

50 Seem

55 Leave out

56 Eye drop

57 “Free Willy” whale 58 One of three bears in a fairy tale Evenly divisible by two

60 Barber’s shout 61 Swiss mountain 62 The “S” of R.S.V.P. 14

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